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Eugene Rutenberg Named SVP of Originations for Inland Mortgage Capital

Jul 02, 2018
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Inland Mortgage Capital has announced the appointment of Eugene Rutenberg as Senior Vice President of Loan Origination, where he will be responsible for all facets of Inland Mortgage Capital’s commercial real estate bridge loan origination for the Western United States.
Inland Mortgage Capital has announced the appointment of Eugene Rutenberg as Senior Vice President of Loan Origination
Throughout Rutenberg’s professional career, he has closed more than $300 million in complex debt and equity transactions.
 
Prior to joining Inland Mortgage Capital, he served as a Director of Continental Partners, where he was responsible for sourcing and placing commercial real estate debt and equity for all property types with sources including life companies, CMBS conduits, banks and private lenders.
 
“Eugene is joining the Inland Mortgage Capital team during a time of tremendous growth for our small-balance, non-recourse bridge lending program,” said Art Rendak, President of Inland Mortgage Capital. “We are pleased to welcome Eugene to our team as his talent and financial expertise will be invaluable to our company.”


 
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